Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce announced their engagement on Aug. 26, 2025, and just days after, a source close to them told People on August 31 that they would not be rushing their engagement era.

“Taylor and Travis have been in celebration mode ever since the engagement,” the insider said. “They are not in the wedding planning phase yet.”

In the weeks since, Kelce has touched a little on their initial thoughts around the ceremony, and sources have spoken as well about what they are thinking. Here, all we know so far about their plans.

Swift and Kelce will “take their time” before marrying.

On Aug. 31, 2025, a source close to the pair told People that they are in no hurry to have their wedding. “Right now they just want to enjoy being engaged, and they are going to take their time with it,” the insider said. “It has been a relief not having to keep it [their engagement] a secret anymore, and they are glad it is out in the open.”

They will not be having a big, public wedding.

A source told People on September 9 that the couple has decided against making their wedding public. “[They] want to keep it more private,” the insider said. “It will definitely be a private affair and not a spectacle. They both have a close circle of friends, and they’ll respect their privacy.”

The couple has already made a decision on wedding music.

During the September 17 episode of New Heights, Kelce’s guest Jimmy Fallon asked about the couple’s planning so far. “Are you gonna do DJ or band? Are you thinking about all this stuff?” Fallon asked.

Kelce replied, “Yeah, I think we’re live music kind of people, you know?” The choice makes sense given Kelce organizes his Kelce Jam music festival and Swift is a performer by trade.

Kelce said wedding planning with Swift will be easier than playing football.

During his September 17 episode, Kelce told guest Jimmy Fallon that wedding planning was the “next step” for him and Swift. He expressed optimism that the process would not be difficult with his partner.

“That one’s gonna be easy,” he said. “I just gotta figure out how to win a football game first.” At that point, Kelce’s team, the Kansas City Chiefs, had lost their first two games of the season.

Kelce quipped, “The wedding will be easy compared to how to fucking catch a goddamn football.”